Daily Learning Target(s): By the end of the week, students will be able to...

analyze text as evidenced by defining vocabulary, pre-reading, annotating, and answering questions.

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Essential Questions:

What are the elements of narrative writing and how do I use them in a narrative essay?

‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍Agenda

Announcements/Pledge
Learning Log- Update every day with DLT, HW, Essential Questions, and Reminders
- Warm up on back of learning log:Replace the underlined portion of the sentence with the correct answer, or copy as is if you think it is correct.
- 1. “Why should I wear a sweater?” grumbled the boy as his mother reminded him
  
  again of the cold weather.
  
  A. ’Why should I wear a sweater’?
  
  B. “Why should I wear a sweater”
  
  C. “Why should I wear a sweater”?
  
  D. Leave as is.
- 2. The Alaskan rivers are clear and sparkling in summer however; they are frozen in winter.
  
  A. In summer, however they are frozen in winter.
  
  B. In summer, however, they are frozen in winter.
  
  C. Summer: however they are frozen in winter.
  
  D. Leave as is.
Holes
1. Read up through Ch 8
2. Work with a partner to analyze a character and create a character chart with evidence.

Holes

Describe the relationship between Mr Sir and Stanley.

Idea	Example	Explanation
Mr Sir is not sympathetic towards Stanley. He wants to show him that he is the boss.	When Stanley arrives at the camp Mr Sir is holding a can of soda. P 12 ‘The sight of it made Stanley even more aware of his own thirst.’ He gives soda to the bus driver but not to Stanley. P12 ‘For a second Stanley hoped that one might be for him.’ He says, ‘My name is Mr Sir. Whenever you speak to me you must call me by my name, is that clear?’ He also says, ‘You’re not in the Girl Scouts anymore.’	He wants Stanley to realize that he has privileges but Stanley doesn’t. He wants to tease Stanley and to show that he can play with him like a cat with a mouse. He wants to show Stanley that he has a lot of power over him. He says this to Stanley to let him know he needs to toughen up to survive at Camp Green Lake.